Farm Operations Lead at Farmyad Enterprises

Take on the role of Farm Operations Lead at Farmyad Enterprises, based in Ogun State. This agricultural technology company is committed to advancing food security in Africa through innovative farming practices. As the Farm Operations Lead, you will manage and coordinate daily activities on the farm, overseeing crop production and poultry units including layers and broilers. You will lead farm workers directly on-site, ensuring tasks are executed efficiently, productivity remains high, and discipline is maintained. Your role supports the Farm Operations Manager in delivering smooth and effective farm operations. Ideal candidates will bring over three years of practical experience in poultry, crop, or mixed farming operations. You should demonstrate strong leadership skills, a hands-on approach, and the ability to work extended hours while setting a positive example. This is a contract position requiring reliability and a hardworking attitude. Ogun State is a key agricultural region in Nigeria, making this role vital to supporting the local food production ecosystem and Farmyad's mission to strengthen food security. The farm's diverse operations provide an exciting environment for practical agricultural leadership. The position offers a monthly salary ranging from ₦70,000 to ₦100,000, with potential contract extension based on performance. This role provides valuable exposure to agri-tech-driven farming and leadership development within Nigeria's growing agricultural sector. To stand out, emphasize your hands-on farm management experience and ability to lead teams effectively in your application. Highlight any measurable improvements in productivity or operational efficiency you have achieved. Providing references from previous farm leadership roles will also strengthen your candidacy. Apply for the Farm Operations Lead role at Farmyad Enterprises before the closing date of May 31, 2026. This is a great opportunity to contribute to impactful agricultural operations in Ogun State.